This standard specifies the method for determination of moisture in foods.
The direct drying method in this standard is applicable to the determination of moisture in such foods as grains and their products, marine products, bean products, milk products, meat products and pot-stewed dish products that do not contain or contain a very little volatile matter but is not applicable to the samples with moisture content less than 0.5g/100g.
The hypobaric drying method is applicable to the determination of moisture in such labile foods as sugar and monosodium glutamate but is not applicable to the determination of moisture in the samples of such sweets as cream candies and soft sweets that are fortified with other raw materials, meanwhile, this method is not applicable to those samples with moisture content less than 0.5g/100g.
The distillation method is applicable to the determination of moisture in such foods as grease and aromatic condiment that contain a large percent of volatile matters but is not applicable to those samples with moisture content less than 1g/100g.
Karl-Fischer method is applicable to the determination of moisture in foods, Karl Fischer Volumetric Method is applicable to the samples with moisture content above 1.0×10-3g/100 g, Karl Fischer Coulometric Method is applicable to the samples with moisture content above 1.0×10-5g/100g.
Contents Foreword I 1 Scope METHOD 1 Direct Drying Method 2 Principles 3 Reagents and Materials 4 Instruments and Equipments 5 Analytical Procedures 6 Expression of Analysis Results 7 Precision Method 2 Hypobaric Drying Method 8 Principles 9 Instruments and Equipments 10 Analytical Procedures 11 Expression of Analysis Results 12 Precision METHOD 3 Distillation Method 13 Principles 14 Reagents and Materials 15 Instruments and Equipments 16 Analytical Procedures 17 Expression of Analysis Results 18 Precision Method 4 Karl-Fischer Method 19 Principles 20 Reagents and Materials 22 Analytical Procedures 23 Expression of Analysis Results 24 Precision
1 Scope
This standard specifies the method for determination of moisture in foods.
The direct drying method in this standard is applicable to the determination of moisture in such foods as grains and their products, marine products, bean products, milk products, meat products and pot-stewed dish products that do not contain or contain a very little volatile matter but is not applicable to the samples with moisture content less than 0.5g/100g.
The hypobaric drying method is applicable to the determination of moisture in such labile foods as sugar and monosodium glutamate but is not applicable to the determination of moisture in the samples of such sweets as cream candies and soft sweets that are fortified with other raw materials, meanwhile, this method is not applicable to those samples with moisture content less than 0.5g/100g.
The distillation method is applicable to the determination of moisture in such foods as grease and aromatic condiment that contain a large percent of volatile matters but is not applicable to those samples with moisture content less than 1g/100g.
Karl-Fischer method is applicable to the determination of moisture in foods, Karl Fischer Volumetric Method is applicable to the samples with moisture content above 1.0×10-3g/100 g, Karl Fischer Coulometric Method is applicable to the samples with moisture content above 1.0×10-5g/100g.
Contents of GB 5009.3-2010
Contents
Foreword I
1 Scope
METHOD 1 Direct Drying Method
2 Principles
3 Reagents and Materials
4 Instruments and Equipments
5 Analytical Procedures
6 Expression of Analysis Results
7 Precision
Method 2 Hypobaric Drying Method
8 Principles
9 Instruments and Equipments
10 Analytical Procedures
11 Expression of Analysis Results
12 Precision
METHOD 3 Distillation Method
13 Principles
14 Reagents and Materials
15 Instruments and Equipments
16 Analytical Procedures
17 Expression of Analysis Results
18 Precision
Method 4 Karl-Fischer Method
19 Principles
20 Reagents and Materials
22 Analytical Procedures
23 Expression of Analysis Results
24 Precision
